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\"\"NEW DELHI: Domestic handset companies including Micromax<\/a>, Lava<\/a>, Intex<\/a>, DETEL<\/a>, Smartron<\/a> have lauded the government’s move to increased custom duty on handsets to 20% from earlier 15% while also imposing a 15% duty on some components. The move is expected to boost Make in India initiative while also giving an edge to the domestic players by encouraging localisation and setting up of a domestic component ecosystem.
\n
\nAt the same time, the move will hurt the likes of Apple which imports most of its phones from China. The prices of imported mobile phones will rise due to the duty increase thus making domestically manufactured phones more affordable in comparison.
\n
\n“We welcome government’s move to walk the talk on “Make in India” by increasing customs duty (to 20%) on the imported mobile phones and in PCBAs of accessories like batteries & chargers (15%), which will prove to be the big boost for localisation and setting up of a domestic component ecosystem,” said Rajeev Jain, Director and CFO, Intex<\/a>.
\n
\nThe government has also imposed 10% import duty on printed populated circuit boards for chargers and increased duty on lithium-ion batteries used in mobile phones to 15% from 7.5%
\n
\n\"This will provide a big boost to the Make-in-India campaign by the government, and will be instrumental in achieving our country’s vision of making India a global hub for mobile phone manufacturing. Local manufacturing will create more job opportunities, benefitting the youth and contributing towards the overall growth of the economy. I congratulate the government on this landmark decision,\" Sanjeev Agarwal, Chief Manufacturing Officer, Lava<\/a> said in a statement.
\n
\nALSO <\/strong>READ:<\/strong> Budget 2018: Prices of imported mobile phones to rise on <\/a><\/strong>custom<\/strong><\/a> duty hike to 20%; boost to Make in India<\/a><\/strong>
\n
\nAccording to analysts, increase in customs duty will impact the pricing of VolTE phones, thereby impacting their overall penetration.
\n
\n“The increase in customs duty on mobiles will encourage local manufacturing. As India is becoming the global hub for manufacturing, the measures taken by the government will surely grow confidence amongst the manufacturers,” said Rajesh Aggarwal, co-founder of Micromax<\/a>.
\n
\n\"Certainly the budget is going to revive the confidence of the domestic entrepreneurs. The increase in the customs duty on mobile phones and TVs was indeed a much needed move. The rejig will make imported products expensive and would provide further impetus to the 'Make in India' initiative of the government,'' said Yogesh Bhatia, MD, Detel<\/a>
\n
\nIndia’s global OEM brand Smartron<\/a> stated that the increase in basic customs duty on mobile phones to 20% is a concrete step towards fostering local manufacturing in India.
\n
Some of the Chinese handset players have expressed disappointment over the increase in customs duty while some are vowing to increase their local manufacturing capacity. “The increased custom duty on mobiles will further boost local manufacturing and will be the essential push to create a manufacturing eco-system in India,” said Sanjay Kumar Kalirona, CEO & Director, COMIO<\/a>.
\n
On the other hand, Syed Tajuddin, CEO of Coolpad India expressed that the increase in custom duty will hamper the cost to customer, especially when it comes to getting repairs for the high-end devices<\/a>.
\n
HMD Global, the maker of Nokia feature and smartphones<\/a> said that the government's move to increase custom duty for mobile phones will have a minimum impact on the company's business as its entire portfolio of Nokia phones is locally manufactured.
\n
\nJapanese electronics company Panasonic also welcomed the budget, particularly the push for local manufacturing of mobile phones and consumer electronics by increasing customs duty on imported products and components.
\n
\nSudhin Mathur, Managing Director of Motorola Mobility India said that the company has doubled up its production capacity this financial year while appreciating the government’s move to push local manufacturing.
\n
Ashwin Bhandari, CEO of iVOOMi<\/a> India said that iVOOMi<\/a> will be changing over to 100% (currently is above 95%) make in India and start the development of localisation for PCBA SMT, battery complete unit and transducers.
\n
\n\"Since the announcement of Make in India program 3 years back, over 85% of smartphones<\/a> sold in country are now produced locally. Currently, all OnePlus smartphones are produced locally and we are already exploring ways to further increase the share of local manufacturing to ensure there is minimal cost impact of any new regulations to the end customer.” said Vikas Agarwal, General Manager at OnePlus India.<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":62741467,"title":"Increase in customs duty on mobiles and components to boost Make in India: Micromax","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/increase-in-customs-duty-on-mobiles-and-components-to-boost-make-in-india-micromax\/62741467","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":62741564,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Budget 2018: What domestic and foreign handset players have to say on custom duty hike","synopsis":"The prices of imported mobile phones will rise due to the duty increase thus making domestically manufactured phones more affordable in comparison.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/budget-2018-what-domestic-and-foreign-handset-players-have-to-say-on-custom-duty-hike","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[{"author_name":"Tina Gurnaney","author_link":"\/author\/479244810\/tina-gurnaney","author_image":"https:\/\/etimg.etb2bimg.com\/authorthumb\/479244810.cms?width=100&height=100","author_additional":{"thumbsize":false,"msid":479244810,"author_name":"Tina Gurnaney","author_seo_name":"tina-gurnaney","designation":"Correspondent","agency":false}}],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"ETTelecom","artdate":"2018-02-01 16:09:04","lastupd":"2018-02-01 17:55:08","breadcrumbTags":["COMIO","lava","Budget2018","Devices","iVoomi","Micromax","Intex","Smartron","detel","Smartphones"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/budget-2018-what-domestic-and-foreign-handset-players-have-to-say-on-custom-duty-hike"}}" data-authors="[" tina gurnaney"]" data-category-name="" data-category_id="" data-date="2018-02-01" data-index="article_1">

预算2018:国内外手机玩家不得不说关税徒步旅行

进口手机的价格将会上升,由于责任增加从而使国内生产手机相比更便宜。

蒂娜Gurnaney
  • 更新于2018年2月1日05:55点坚持
新德里:国内手机企业包括Micromax,熔岩,国际展览中心,DETEL,Smartron称赞了政府提高关税的举措在手机从先前的20%降至15%,同时对一些组件征收15%的进口关税。此举预计将增加在印度的计划同时也给国内球员的优势通过鼓励本地化和建立国内组件的生态系统。

同时,此举将伤害到喜欢的苹果从中国进口的大部分手机。进口手机的价格将会上升,由于责任增加从而使国内生产手机相比更便宜。

“我们欢迎政府言行一致”的举措使印度“通过增加进口关税(20%)手机和电池及充电器等配件的加工(15%),这将被证明是本地化和设置的大提振国内组件的生态系统,“Rajeev Jain说,总监和首席财务官,国际展览中心。

政府也征收10%的进口关税印刷电路板充电器和填充增加锂离子电池用于手机关税从15%降至7.5%

“这将极大地推动Make-in-India竞选政府,并将有助于实现我国的愿景使印度成为全球手机制造中心。当地制造业将会创造更多的就业机会,获益的青春和对经济的整体增长贡献。我祝贺政府这个里程碑式的决定,”(Sanjeev Agarwal,制造总监熔岩在一份声明中说。

也 读: 2018年预算:进口手机的价格上升 自定义 责任提高20%;增加在印度

分析人士表示,增加关税将影响回手机的定价,从而影响他们的整体渗透。

“海关关税的增加手机将鼓励本地制造。印度成为全球制造业的中心,政府采取的措施必将增长信心在制造商,”联合创始人Rajesh Aggarwal说Micromax。

“当然预算将重振国内企业家的信心。海关关税的增加手机和电视确实是一个急需的举动。调整将使进口产品昂贵,将进一步推动政府“让印度”计划,“尤Bhatia说,医学博士,Detel

印度的全球OEM品牌Smartron表示,手机基本关税的增加到20%是一个混凝土一步培育当地制造业在印度。

一些中国手机的球员表达了失望的增加关税虽然有些誓言要增加当地的生产能力。“增加了手机的关税将进一步提升当地的生产,并将必要的在印度制造业推动创建一个生态系统,”桑杰库马尔Kalirona说,首席执行官和董事COMIO。

另一方面,Syed Tajuddin酷派数码印度的首席执行官表示,关税的增加将会阻碍客户成本,特别是在高端得到维修设备。

HMD全球的制造商诺基亚特性和智能手机说,政府的举措来提高手机的关税将产生最小影响公司的业务作为其整个投资组合的诺基亚手机是本地生产的。

日本电子公司松下也欢迎预算,特别是推动当地制造业的手机和消费电子产品通过增加关税对进口产品和组件。

董事总经理Sudhin Mathur摩托罗拉移动印度表示,该公司本财年其生产能力翻了一番而升值,政府的推动本地制造。

首席执行官Ashwin班达里iVOOMi印度说,iVOOMi将改变到100%(目前是95%以上)在印度和开始为PCBA SMT本地化的发展,电池单元和传感器完成。

“自从宣布在印度项目3年,超过85%的智能手机现在在中国销售当地生产。目前,所有OnePlus智能手机在当地生产,我们已经探讨如何进一步提高当地制造业的份额,以确保有最小的成本最终客户的任何新法规的影响。”Vikas Agarwal说,总经理OnePlus印度。
  • 发布于2018年2月1日下午04:09坚持

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\"\"NEW DELHI: Domestic handset companies including Micromax<\/a>, Lava<\/a>, Intex<\/a>, DETEL<\/a>, Smartron<\/a> have lauded the government’s move to increased custom duty on handsets to 20% from earlier 15% while also imposing a 15% duty on some components. The move is expected to boost Make in India initiative while also giving an edge to the domestic players by encouraging localisation and setting up of a domestic component ecosystem.
\n
\nAt the same time, the move will hurt the likes of Apple which imports most of its phones from China. The prices of imported mobile phones will rise due to the duty increase thus making domestically manufactured phones more affordable in comparison.
\n
\n“We welcome government’s move to walk the talk on “Make in India” by increasing customs duty (to 20%) on the imported mobile phones and in PCBAs of accessories like batteries & chargers (15%), which will prove to be the big boost for localisation and setting up of a domestic component ecosystem,” said Rajeev Jain, Director and CFO, Intex<\/a>.
\n
\nThe government has also imposed 10% import duty on printed populated circuit boards for chargers and increased duty on lithium-ion batteries used in mobile phones to 15% from 7.5%
\n
\n\"This will provide a big boost to the Make-in-India campaign by the government, and will be instrumental in achieving our country’s vision of making India a global hub for mobile phone manufacturing. Local manufacturing will create more job opportunities, benefitting the youth and contributing towards the overall growth of the economy. I congratulate the government on this landmark decision,\" Sanjeev Agarwal, Chief Manufacturing Officer, Lava<\/a> said in a statement.
\n
\nALSO <\/strong>READ:<\/strong> Budget 2018: Prices of imported mobile phones to rise on <\/a><\/strong>custom<\/strong><\/a> duty hike to 20%; boost to Make in India<\/a><\/strong>
\n
\nAccording to analysts, increase in customs duty will impact the pricing of VolTE phones, thereby impacting their overall penetration.
\n
\n“The increase in customs duty on mobiles will encourage local manufacturing. As India is becoming the global hub for manufacturing, the measures taken by the government will surely grow confidence amongst the manufacturers,” said Rajesh Aggarwal, co-founder of Micromax<\/a>.
\n
\n\"Certainly the budget is going to revive the confidence of the domestic entrepreneurs. The increase in the customs duty on mobile phones and TVs was indeed a much needed move. The rejig will make imported products expensive and would provide further impetus to the 'Make in India' initiative of the government,'' said Yogesh Bhatia, MD, Detel<\/a>
\n
\nIndia’s global OEM brand Smartron<\/a> stated that the increase in basic customs duty on mobile phones to 20% is a concrete step towards fostering local manufacturing in India.
\n
Some of the Chinese handset players have expressed disappointment over the increase in customs duty while some are vowing to increase their local manufacturing capacity. “The increased custom duty on mobiles will further boost local manufacturing and will be the essential push to create a manufacturing eco-system in India,” said Sanjay Kumar Kalirona, CEO & Director, COMIO<\/a>.
\n
On the other hand, Syed Tajuddin, CEO of Coolpad India expressed that the increase in custom duty will hamper the cost to customer, especially when it comes to getting repairs for the high-end devices<\/a>.
\n
HMD Global, the maker of Nokia feature and smartphones<\/a> said that the government's move to increase custom duty for mobile phones will have a minimum impact on the company's business as its entire portfolio of Nokia phones is locally manufactured.
\n
\nJapanese electronics company Panasonic also welcomed the budget, particularly the push for local manufacturing of mobile phones and consumer electronics by increasing customs duty on imported products and components.
\n
\nSudhin Mathur, Managing Director of Motorola Mobility India said that the company has doubled up its production capacity this financial year while appreciating the government’s move to push local manufacturing.
\n
Ashwin Bhandari, CEO of iVOOMi<\/a> India said that iVOOMi<\/a> will be changing over to 100% (currently is above 95%) make in India and start the development of localisation for PCBA SMT, battery complete unit and transducers.
\n
\n\"Since the announcement of Make in India program 3 years back, over 85% of smartphones<\/a> sold in country are now produced locally. Currently, all OnePlus smartphones are produced locally and we are already exploring ways to further increase the share of local manufacturing to ensure there is minimal cost impact of any new regulations to the end customer.” said Vikas Agarwal, General Manager at OnePlus India.<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":62741467,"title":"Increase in customs duty on mobiles and components to boost Make in India: Micromax","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/increase-in-customs-duty-on-mobiles-and-components-to-boost-make-in-india-micromax\/62741467","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":62741564,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Budget 2018: What domestic and foreign handset players have to say on custom duty hike","synopsis":"The prices of imported mobile phones will rise due to the duty increase thus making domestically manufactured phones more affordable in comparison.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/budget-2018-what-domestic-and-foreign-handset-players-have-to-say-on-custom-duty-hike","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[{"author_name":"Tina Gurnaney","author_link":"\/author\/479244810\/tina-gurnaney","author_image":"https:\/\/etimg.etb2bimg.com\/authorthumb\/479244810.cms?width=100&height=100","author_additional":{"thumbsize":false,"msid":479244810,"author_name":"Tina Gurnaney","author_seo_name":"tina-gurnaney","designation":"Correspondent","agency":false}}],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"ETTelecom","artdate":"2018-02-01 16:09:04","lastupd":"2018-02-01 17:55:08","breadcrumbTags":["COMIO","lava","Budget2018","Devices","iVoomi","Micromax","Intex","Smartron","detel","Smartphones"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/budget-2018-what-domestic-and-foreign-handset-players-have-to-say-on-custom-duty-hike"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/budget-2018-what-domestic-and-foreign-handset-players-have-to-say-on-custom-duty-hike/62741564">